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Kelso farmer wins planning appeal to keep car garage

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Kelso hosted a stage finish of the tour in 2017. Photo: AndersonDrummond Photography

Kelso determined to make the most of Tour of Britain

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The team at Fatface in Kelso won a �2000 charity donation by achieving the best sales across the whole company over a specified weekend. They donated it to Fresh Start Borders.

Kelso FatFace staff help Borders homeless charity after bumper sales

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29-year-old Paul Gresham said the hotel room in Hawick was trashed due to his "falling all over the place" after drinking to excess following the murder of his mother.

Grieving son trashed Hawick hotel room

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Housing charity says it with flowers at Selkirk

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Borders charity is a good idea on paper and in reality

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Crailing woman refused to take breath test in Asda car park

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Galashiels man jailed after breaching bail conditions twice in the one day

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Royal Burgh Standard Bearer Craig Monks at the Three Brethren this morning. Photograph: Grant Kinghorn.

It’s a Hail Shinin’ Morn for Souters

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Abbey Place, Jedburgh.

Four to stand trial for Hogmanay assault in Jedburgh

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A72 to be shut near Innerleithen for two days as £2.2m roadworks near completion

Traffic and Travel

Borders MSP Rachael Hamilton alongside the A7.

Calls issued for new safety signs on A7 in Borders following latest fatal accident

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A motorcylist was killed in a crash on the A7 near Stow on Friday.

Motorcyclist dies on A7 near Stow after collision with van

Traffic and Travel

Three hospitalised after A6091 crash – road now reopened

Traffic and Travel

A7 in Selkirk.

A7 road at Selkirk set for overnight closure again

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Grieving son trashed Hawick hotel room

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Asda in Galashiels.

Crailing woman refused to take breath test in Asda car park

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Jedburgh Sheriff Court.

Galashiels man jailed after breaching bail conditions twice in the one day

Crime

Abbey Place, Jedburgh.

Four to stand trial for Hogmanay assault in Jedburgh

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Weather More Weather >>

Weather: Amber warning as heavy rain expected to hit Borders on Thursday

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Horses and riders take a break at the Haining.

Junior rideout was no washout

Weather

Snow at Carter Bar today.

It’s snow joke – that’s what April showers look like in parts of Borders

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Leaderfoot Viaduct at the foot of the Eildons.

Region braces for snow as Met Office issues warning

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A flood warning has been issued for parts of the Ettrick Valley.

Flood warnings issued for parts of Borders

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Politics More Politics >>

Kelso farmer wins planning appeal to keep car garage

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Wellogate Cemetery, Hawick.

Headstone testing to get under way in Hawick’s Wellogate cemetery

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Plans for a new campus in Jedburgh with the two primaries and the grammar school being housed under one roof. L-r, Headteacher of Jed Grammar Susan Oliver, Claire Turnbull (headteacher of Parkside and Ancrum schools) and Donna Mason (director of children and young peolpe's services) with the plans on show.

Headteacher confirmed as voting on Jedburgh’s new school name continues

Education

Scottish secretary David Mundell.

Borders MP David Mundell’s role as Scottish secretary being called into question

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Kelso determined to make the most of Tour of Britain

People

The team at Fatface in Kelso won a �2000 charity donation by achieving the best sales across the whole company over a specified weekend. They donated it to Fresh Start Borders.

Kelso FatFace staff help Borders homeless charity after bumper sales

People

A Selkirk retirement housing development has recognised the contribution of its volunteers as part of a nationwide celebration.'Bield's Mungo Park Court complex held an event with tenants, staff and local public figures to show its appreciation for the work and dedication of members of the local community as part of Volunteers' Week.'Five volunteers ' who boast a combined total of 55 years of experience lending a hand at the development ' were presented with flowers and a certificate. Pictured, from left, Janette Stone (Bield board member) with volunteers Helen Given, Maisie Mackenzie, Cathy Borwick, Avril Best and Sheila Waugh.

Housing charity says it with flowers at Selkirk

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Charity founder...Archie Hinchcliffe is delighted that Cerebral Palsy Africa has received a two-year funding boost.

Borders charity is a good idea on paper and in reality

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Royal Burgh Standard Bearer Craig Monks at the Three Brethren this morning. Photograph: Grant Kinghorn.

It’s a Hail Shinin’ Morn for Souters

People